New Grower Honey's Journey

[Honeybfly]

Thanks guys

 

[Autonugs]

Wouldn't worry too much about it just keep going

 

[pop22]

that spoting on low and middle leaves is from PH fluctuations, could be from too much molasses. 1 teaspoon a month should be plenty. I have never used it in an organic grow, never saw the need for it if your soil is healthy.

Here is a great resource for diagnosing plant problems:

http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph-fluctuations-cannabis

Day#30
Here are all the ladies looking good. Concern with some discoloration wondering if I should do a feed with just water maybe.
Cali snow she's right behind dark devil

Dark devil the tallest. She will reach 2"before Cali snow.

BERRY Bomb the shortest so far but has the most beautiful white pistols I believe their called. And the most discoloration.

I hope this discoloration battle ends. Its making me nervous. Should I take those leaves off? I've come so far. I hope the plants don't get worse. I am getting so sad and feel so useless being a Damn noob.

 

[Honeybfly]

that spoting on low and middle leaves is from PH fluctuations, could be from too much molasses. 1 teaspoon a month should be plenty. I have never used it in an organic grow, never saw the need for it if your soil is healthy.

Here is a great resource for diagnosing plant problems:

http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph-fluctuations-cannabis

Thanks, I haven't used the molasses until after this started. I just going to keep going forward. Thanks for stopping by. I need all the opinions I can get

 

[Af_mini]

I would add 1ml of seaweed liquid to a a gallon of 6.0 pH water. Seaweed can give your plant better immune system. Maybe help with discoloration. I do this for my plant and it always look green healthy.

 

[Honeybfly]

I would add 1ml of seaweed liquid to a a gallon of 6.0 pH water. Seaweed can give your plant better immune system. Maybe help with discoloration. I do this for my plant and it always look green healthy.

Ill have to see when I can get some. So much going on. Ibreally wish I can give them a full 24 hours of my attention.

 

[Honeybfly]

OK so I've had different opinion about tucking an taking off the bigger fan leaves. I took some lower fan leaves off of Cali snow as a trial see how it goes. Very bomb has the most growing bud sight but doesn't seem to be getting tall like she used to. Maybe she's a small busy plant. From my understanding dark devil was a small bushy plant and she's almost at two feet. We will see what happens. I also looked at some info on my t5 4' lights to see how close they actually should be an come to find out they can literally be on top of the ladies. Only way they would burn is if the leaves actually touch the bulbs so another trial. The lights are 3" above the ladies will check tomorrow late evening to see if this info is correct. These ladies are getting interesting it's almost like they have different personalities lol. Cross your fingers for a great grow. Thanks y'all happy growing

 

[Honeybfly]

that spoting on low and middle leaves is from PH fluctuations, could be from too much molasses. 1 teaspoon a month should be plenty. I have never used it in an organic grow, never saw the need for it if your soil is healthy.

Here is a great resource for diagnosing plant problems:

http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph-fluctuations-cannabis

Hey @pop22 so I did a Ph test of my nutes an soil. Nutes are 7.0 and soil is bouncing between 7.0-7.5 I don't have Ph up and Ph down. It will be a bit before I can get it. Any natural remedies I can use to Ph down the Nutes to 6.5 that you know of.?
Thanks much appreciated

 

[Honeybfly]

@pop22 got it lemon juice or apple cider vinegar. Will be Ph down to 6.5 next feed and no molasses

 

[pop22]

Are you in soil? Nutes or organic? Sorry, haven't been all the way thru your thread yet. If its organic, put 2 teaspoons of dolomite lime in a gallon of room temp water, shake or mix it good and water with it. It will neutralize your soil. Lemon juice, yes, is a good ph down. your soil should stay around 7. If organic, you should do the lime and wait for it to self correct. Organic is pretty forgiving compared to feeding packaged nutrients.